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Newspaper
Mount Pleasant Times
Location
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1926
Page
6
Coleman area residents xplore visits and travel as numerous families and friends flock between Coleman Clare and Midland. Local graduation exercises at Coleman high school draw relatives from Detroit Saginaw Bay City and Mt. Pleasant.
Four year old Morton Sultan of Detroit astonishes with memory piano recital. He performs Mozart Beethovens Minuet and Papageno from memory and aims to learn faster under Rose Rubinstein. Morton starts with sister’s lessons, practices hourly, and has musical siblings.
Court orders sale of real estate in Isabella County Michigan to satisfy a decree. Properties include 80 acres in Township 13 18 North Range 4 West and 40 acres in Township 14 North Range 5 West Deerfield, with public auction set for August 7, 1926 at Mt. Pleasant courthouse.
Probate court in Mt Pleasant Michigan orders hearing for the administration of the estate of George W Fox. Public notice to run in Mt Pleasant Times once weekly for three weeks before the June 25 1926 hearing. Demands: Dennila A Fox seeks appointment of Im Lentz or another suitable administrator. Judges Breenes Charles and Cassady preside.
Court in Mt Pleasant County, on June 14 1926, orders that Frank Mumy be granted the estates of Samuel F Mumy and Myrtle Mumy or to a suitable person. A hearing is set for July 9 1926 at 10:00 AM at the probate office. Public notices must be circulated in the county four weeks prior to the hearing.
Probate court in Mt Pleasant on June 12 1926 orders creditors to present claims against the estate of N Jane Cruin deceased by October 19 1926 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Public notice to appear in Pleasant Times for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing. Seal by Ula Deeter Register of Probate.
A reflective musing on imagination and the perils of hubris, suggesting great men may be remembered for unusual sartorial choices like bronze balloon trousers.
Beal City announces the bans of matrimony between Eva Esch and Frank Smith. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hundt and family return to Lansing after attending the Boge and Weber wedding. Lillian Houck and Lewis Zioen wed Tuesday morning at a large home celebration. The Houck residence is one mile north and one and a half miles east of Beal City. Lewis Ray and wife welcome a baby girl. E N Smith returns from a week in Lansing. EE N Smith and Peter Martin drove to Lansing Saturday. Henry Ahler of Lansing visits Jon Weiland. Mrs. Conrad Wickenheiser was taken to Brandstetter hospital last week. Children dine at Nellie Wiley’s. Mr. and Mrs. Emery First and Mr. Gale Lutz of Alma share Sunday dinner at W. S. Sleight’s. Mrs. Mary Mathews and Mrs. Earl Brooks visit Ed Thayer’s. Edna Denike, student at Mt. Pleasant Normal, spends Sunday with Harry Maybee. Mrs. Archie Munne and daughters Margaret and Donna, visiting relatives in Lansing, return home. Rosebush church news notes Center morning and Rosebush evening services dedicated to Children’s Day. Epworth League presents the pageant A Mirror For Souls with choir music.
Local residents report a string of visits and gatherings. Rosebush and Mt. Pleasant guests called at various homes, weddings announced in Chicago, and a L. O. T. M picnic near Clare enjoyed a pot luck dinner. Numerous trips to Saginaw, Greenville, Huron county, and Columbus marked a busy week.
Rev and Mrs Simpson and family visited Sunday with P I Glory and family. James Durfee traveled to Grand Rapids to see Tatters father and brother. A C Bandeen called at Ora Brunner’s. Hal Crispin family visited Jim Brown who has been ill. Louie Chaneys and Bates visited grandpa Fultz. Leo Frank Lorraine Flory and Miriam Simpson joined Dorothy Bryant. A M Gilmore and M S Gilmore visited Bargraph home. Lucille Davidson hosted a birthday party for five friends.
Fragmentary OCR lists several personal names including Erma Zingery Helen McClintic Glen McClintic Frances Jean Burk Norma Gilmore without clear context or event. The item lacks dates places organizations or actions to define a full notice.
The body of Glenn Canfield, killed in Detroit, is being brought to Northwest Denver for burial in Derwin cemetery. He was a former resident, and his death shocked the community. The item also notes various local visits and family travels in Coleman and Midland.
The saying notes a seasoned party man uses ditto marks as a sign of conformity. It adds that true middle age prefers quiet endurance over noisy display.
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